Slow and steady...
Not much effort put into that announcement after the protracted saga.
Yeah, I think they wanted all of the attention to be on the pre-match presentation in Old Trafford.Not much effort put into that announcement after the protracted saga.
Miazga on loan, Batshuayi to be sold
Have you even done your cruciates? I’ve completely torn two of mine and partially torn the other two in the same knee from the same injury. I’ve had the arthroscopic surgery and have friends that are orthopedic surgeons and perform them. I was able to walk the next day and can tell you that advances in surgical procedures have absolutely helped increased recovery rates and success.They don't come back at the same level. They come back but they come back as a lesser version of what they could have been. Also, Ruud did his cruciate at 23 and the other ones you mentioned were young as well. Van Dijk had one of the worst ones I've seen at 29. That's a lifetime of strain on the knee.
In general I agree. But everyone is different (as is the injury itself - not all acl tears are the same) and my point is That it’s not unprecedented for players to come back just as strong. VVD may come back a shadow of himself or he may come back just as strong.The accepted rule stick in football is that it tskes 18 months after your back on the pitch plqying competitive football to get back to your best form. That happen with Falcao and numerous others. Obviously age plays a part. However losing half a yard of pace is not uncommon with these type of injuries.
Yes, tore the ACL in my left knee during a game. It's never gonna be the same.Have you even done your cruciates? I’ve completely torn two of mine and partially torn the other two in the same knee from the same injury. I’ve had the arthroscopic surgery and have friends that are orthopedic surgeons and perform them. I was able to walk the next day and can tell you that advances in surgical procedures have absolutely helped increased recovery rates and success.
Remember that little lad Xavi? Was out a few months with torn knee ligaments in the 05/06 season. One of the best midfielders of all time and his best years were after that injury.
Many don’t come back at the same level. Plenty have. Yet you’re acting like you’re some sort of authority and can say definitively that players don’t come back the same.
In general I agree. But everyone is different (as is the injury itself - not all acl tears are the same) and my point is That it’s not unprecedented for players to come back just as strong. VVD may come back a shadow of himself or he may come back just as strong.
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hi loic do you have any news from yacine adli in ac milan? is the agreement close to being concluded?
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Nothing close to my knowledge. AC Milan is rather on another track in France I think [i.e. targeting someone who's not an attacking midfielder].
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The name Loïc, tell us the nameeeee
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At the same position [i.e. attacking midfield], AC Milan would like to get Florian Grillitsch (Hoffenheim).
Yes, tore the ACL in my left knee during a game. It's never gonna be the same.
Those players you mentioned were all 25 or under at the time of the injury and none suffered a tear as severe as Van Dijk's.
You have to make comparisons to similar players(age). Falcao being one. Ibrahimovic is the only exception. They never return the same. Never. There is a loss of agility.
I have yet to find anything in Spanish law that specifies this. According to this, it's only a rule in the Spanish second division, not a national law.He cant legally take more than a 50% wage cut, can he?
I have yet to find anything in Spanish law that specifies this. According to this, it's only a rule in the Spanish second division, not a national law.
Tons of people have somehow accepted this as a fact when it's not actually the case.
Very reliable West Ham source.I love the source they have quoted
Have you even done your cruciates? I’ve completely torn two of mine and partially torn the other two in the same knee from the same injury. I’ve had the arthroscopic surgery and have friends that are orthopedic surgeons and perform them. I was able to walk the next day and can tell you that advances in surgical procedures have absolutely helped increased recovery rates and success.
Remember that little lad Xavi? Was out a few months with torn knee ligaments in the 05/06 season. One of the best midfielders of all time and his best years were after that injury.
Many don’t come back at the same level. Plenty have. Yet you’re acting like you’re some sort of authority and can say definitively that players don’t come back the same.
In general I agree. But everyone is different (as is the injury itself - not all acl tears are the same) and my point is That it’s not unprecedented for players to come back just as strong. VVD may come back a shadow of himself or he may come back just as strong.
Is 29 the new 19? Also West Ham is a top 4 contender? Last year they did well. It won’t be the same this year. The competition is much better and much stronger.What does 20m get us? A James-style gamble signing? Would have to sell someone else (like James) to get a "real" signing.
I'm a little disappointed we're letting our young talents go so easily to other top 4 competitors...
£20m would get you very close to signing some great young players Aoaur, Camavinga, Tchouameni for starters.You are correct. It's just wishful thanking by many to not want him to be world class again.
Personally, I'd rather beat Liverpool and whoever through our own strengths...
I am biased though. I have a soft spot for Dutch dykes.
What does 20m get us? A James-style gamble signing? Would have to sell someone else (like James) to get a "real" signing.
I'm a little disappointed we're letting our young talents go so easily to other top 4 competitors...
I have yet to find anything in Spanish law that specifies this. According to this, it's only a rule in the Spanish second division, not a national law.
Tons of people have somehow accepted this as a fact when it's not actually the case.
Finally came to his senses. £15m and I will be happy.
Getafe will be reinforced with Florentino Luís from Benfica, who would arrive on loan according to Emilio Contreras
A new reinforcement arrives for Getafe. We cover it now in Marca. And beware, the days go by and the option to stay for [both] Arambarri and Cucurella increase...
Florentino, a 21-year-old Benfica midfielder, will be the next to arrive after Getafe got stuck with the signing of Mexican Luis Romo.
Dusan Vlahovic issue to Atletico de Madrid: still WITHOUT agreement. All paralyzed. And [they need to] be careful because the other option on the table for the rojiblancos, Rafa Mir, is complicated: right now the transfer is almost failing. The club continues to work, has several plans.
I thought the same on the point about him being a good back up to rest Bruno but I guess with Bruno, Sancho, Rashford, Martial, Greenwood, Pogba, Cavani, (James), (Elanga), we’ve got plenty of options for those front 4 positions which means we shouldn’t have to run anyone into the ground. If we can get £20m for him at this stage of the window that would be fine, it’d still be a great price for West Ham considering how well he did there but with his wages and contract situation it’s best we recoup that fee if it’s possible.15 mil for JLings might seem a bit too low but at least we will get rid of his wages and a player who will feature very little. I thought perhaps he could make Bruno have a breather in some games, with different style, and lots of running but, could be decent money and reused elsewhere be it a competition to AWB in Trippier or most importantly our vulnerable CDM position.
James and Pereira next please...
We should be getting atleast 25-30 for Lingard in that case
I think he's worth it tbh.40m for Abraham